Retired judge practicing law remains socially insured as loss of pension precludes social security exemption.

The Supreme Court dismissed the petitioner's cassation appeal regarding his social security obligations. The petitioner, a retired judge who chose a pension status, argued he should be exempt from social security contributions while practicing law. The court ruled that because he voluntarily selected a pension status, he lost his previous social security pension rights, thereby forfeiting the exemption that applies to those retaining such rights.